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Playbill Video Week in Review: Heidi Blickenstaff Is "Obsessed!", Dramatic Titanic Revival, Ever After, Kids Sing Little Shop of Horrors!
This week, Playbill featured a brand new "Obsessed!" as Seth Rudetsky hosted Something Rotten! star Heidi Blickenstaff. Out and about, we took a look at a preview of Melba Moore's 54 Below shows, the recent Student Theatre Arts Festival featuring talented kids performing from Little Shop of Horrors and some of 2015's Tony nominees as they practiced their Tony speeches. New shows that released highlights include Paper Mill Playhouse's Ever After and a Titanic revival in Toronto. See all of this week's videos below.
Highlights From New Revival of Titanic
Highlights From "Real-Life" Cinderella Musical Ever After
Aladdin Presents "A Whole New World" Music Video
Watch 2015 Nominees Practice Their Tony Speeches
Melba Moore Sizzles With "Don't Rain on My Parade" at 54 Below
Student Theatre Arts Festival Kids Perform From Little Shop of Horrors and a Reimagined The Crucible
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